Nurses

Not likely but I hope the producers, but more specifically the writers read some of these reviews. Do you have a medical team advising you on this show? You can't possibly as this show is so inaccurate on so many levels. And in a really bad way. This is insulting to anyone who is or ever has been a nurse in a hospital. If you want this to go past a few short episodes, I suggest hiring a real nurse to at least get some of the facts correct to not be embarrassing. I get that this isn't a reality show or a documentary but there have been other medical dramas over the years that have been spot on with their realistic portrayal of at least the procedures of a hospital or being a nurse.

Disappointed. The writer has zero knowledge of what goes on in a hospital setup. I am a nurse but for me this is an insult to the profession.

I'm in Health care so thought I'd see what it was like. Really had high hopes. but the first 15 mins, I already had issues with it. You'd think they'd have Nurses or other medical staff on their writing staff. Not sure if they do after seeing the first episode. Too bad. Maybe I'll give it a second chance but for now, very disappointed.

I don't know where these nurses are supposed to work, but I really want a job there. One patient each, a different area every day, able to toddle off any time they like. Seriously, has no one thought to ask actual nurses? The writers don't even seem to know the difference between Canadian and American health care. So bad I can't even rate it.

It was an interesting concept to have a show called "Nurses" written by aliens who had never been to Earth, from some planet that doesn't have hospitals. But this show managed to find such writers, and the results are absolutely hilarious (unless you were hoping for an accurate hispital drama).

Looking forward to further episodes. But this time I'll invite in friends from the medical profession and we'll play a drinking game. Every time someone shouts "Noooooo!!!!" or "That would never happen!", they have to take a sip of their drink. Real nurses will be hammered by the first ad.